<ul><li>Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) are sophisticated, state-sponsored groups targeting critical global assets like government infrastructure and financial systems.</li><li>An article discusses simulating APTs in a controlled lab environment to understand the Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) of threat actors like APT29, Hafnium, and Lazarus.</li><li>The simulation involves using tools like CALDERA by MITRE for framework, OpenCTI and MISP for threat intelligence, and Atomic Red Team for APT emulation among others.</li><li>By implementing an APT Simulation Lab, organizations can proactively train defenders, validate controls, and gain strategic visibility against dangerous threat actors to enhance cybersecurity measures.</li></ul>

Advanced Persistent Threat Simulation for Global Critical Assets

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